Past lives can leave imprints on your present day self, especially when relating to others.
Oftentimes, I find that when people who can't resolve issues with family, friends, or partners, they often have lifetimes where there was deep wounding that carries forward into present time.
I have seen this recently in cases where family members had power issues, separating partners who were unable to appropriately share child custody, and children were habitually fighting.
With the family members they had been locked in a court battle in another century, with the custody case a child had died from starvation so there was fear about losing the child again, and with the fighting children, they had once been warriors in battle with one another.
In each of these cases there were two to three lives that had to be resolved in order for people to move on.
In each instance, I went back and did a healing for the individuals in the previous lifetime and bit by bit there was resolution in the present.
Here are a few indications there may be a past lifetime at play in your present dynamics:- There is a habitual emotional pattern between yourself and another that cannot be broken with therapy or inner work.
- You have exaggerated feelings in response to small stimuli.
- There are unexplained feelings of loss, anger, grief, or regret in regards to another that do not make sense nor resolve.
- You have inappropriate attraction to someone who does not actually benefit you.
Past life work can explain and bring resolution to odd relationship issues. It can free you from inappropriate emotional responses and free you from unhealthy relationships.
If you have issues you think might benefit from this work, please contact me to see if this a fit for you or schedule your healing session.
I'm also considering giving a three-week online class on Clearing Past lives, as well as an in person class in San Miguel. If you're interested, please let me know.
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Kristina Rogers 